Scent Dispensing Device Residual Volatile Component Removal
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing scent dispensing devices face challenges in effectively removing residual scents, leading to potential contamination and interference with accurate olfactory detection, as well as damage to devices due to remaining aromatic components.
Innovation Solution
A scent dispensing device comprising a scenting portion, a space portion, a releasing portion, an exhaust portion, and a scent component trap portion, which emits a scent-containing air flow, allows it to pass through an enclosed space, and exhausts the flow while trapping volatile components, ensuring efficient removal of residual scents.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If only exhaust is used for deodorization, then the device structure is simple, but residual scent cannot be sufficiently removed causing contamination and detection obstacles
Solution Approach 1:
The deodorization system is segmented into multiple functional components: exhaust portion for removing air flow, and scent component trap portion for capturing volatile components. This segmentation allows each component to specialize in a specific aspect of scent removal, improving overall effectiveness while maintaining manageable system complexity
Solution Approach 2:
The scent component trap portion acts as an intermediary between the exhaust portion and the external environment. It captures and retains volatile scent components in the air flow before discharge, preventing residual scent from causing contamination or detection interference
2Object-affected harmful factors
If residual scent remains in the device, then no additional removal mechanism is needed, but contamination and damage to devices occur
Solution Approach 1:
The system converts the potentially harmful residual scent into a beneficial captured component. The scent component trap portion captures volatile components that would otherwise cause contamination and damage, transforming them into retained substances that protect the device while maintaining simple overall structure
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The device effectively and quickly removes unnecessary scent components, preventing contamination and ensuring accurate scent detection, while protecting devices from aromatic residue.
Implementation Method 1
a scent component trap portion that traps a volatile component in the scent-containing air flow exhausted by the exhaust portion
Data Source
AI summary
To provide a scent dispensing device capable of appropriately and quickly removing an unnecessary scent component remaining in the device after dispensing a scent.A scent dispensing device 100 includes: a scenting portion 101 that emits a scent-containing air flow containing a scent; a space portion 102 that causes the scent-containing air flow emitted from the scenting portion 101 to pass or remain; a releasing portion 103 that releases the scent-containing air flow having passed through the space portion 102 to a user M; an exhaust portion 104 that exhausts the scent-containing air flow remaining in the space portion 102 to the outside; and a scent component trap portion 105 that traps a volatile component in the scent-containing air flow to be exhausted by the exhaust portion 104.